TVA confronts endangered species conflict over snail darter dam
The snail darter, tiny fish discovered in 1979 in the Little Tennessee River, now blocks part of a TVA hydroelectric dam project 80 percent built. A court halted work after 16,000 to 15,000 fish were found in a 17 mile stretch, prompting TVA and other federal agencies to seek a rapid rewrite of the Endangered Species Act. The case pits energy development against environmental protection and could influence other projects from Maine to Mexico, with the Supreme Court appeal planned as lawmakers weigh changes.
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Department of Interior
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Factory outlets boom in the Carolinas reshaping shopping
Across North and South Carolina a surge of modern factory outlet stores has shifted buying from mills to front-door malls. Highlander and other firms now offer first quality goods at drastic discounts, drawing shoppers from as far as Florida who report significant savings on textiles, apparel, and household items amid a growing interstate commerce trend.
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Utere
The Unemployment Paradox in U S News Analysis
U S News & World Report examines the rise of job creation versus unemployment figures. It highlights booming private employment, the impact of transfer payments, and questions when unearned benefits outweigh new job creation as a labor incentive.
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Community ties strengthen Corry Union City work
Joyce McKnight, president of the Corry Union City Community Services Council, outlines cooperation with The Journal to spotlight local agencies. She notes most listed groups are private or charitable, not government funded, serving about 35,000 people across four counties and stressing coordinated help and avoidance of service duplication.
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